Posted: 02 Jun, 2026
The Day of Ashura is one of the most significant days in the Islamic calendar — a day of reflection, gratitude, patience, and devotion. Many Muslims also choose to give charity on this blessed day, following the example of the Prophet ﷺ who encouraged acts of goodness throughout Muharram.
Because the Islamic calendar follows the lunar cycle, the exact date of Ashura depends on the sighting of the new moon.
In 2026, the Day of Ashura is expected to fall on either:
The final date will be confirmed once the new crescent moon marking the start of Muharram is sighted.
Different countries may observe Ashura on different days depending on local moon‑sighting.
Ashura is a day associated with:
Many Muslims choose to give Sadaqah on Ashura, seeking blessings, forgiveness, and reward.
Supporting those in need on this day reflects the spirit of mercy and generosity that defines the month of Muharram.
Your Sadaqah can:
Even a small donation can make a meaningful difference on this blessed day.
